Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to transform the water industry. The need for massive amounts of water to cool AI data systems could exacerbate already strained water resources in the U.S. and worldwide. To avoid being forced to choose between shutting down operations or overtaxing community water supplies, technology companies must look for ways to reduce water use. New AI offerings promise to revolutionize the provision of water service by helping water utilities operate more efficiently, but to realize these benefits AI must face the issue of water sourcing head on.
For more information on the impact of AI on the water industry, see my full article in Nossaman’s California Water Views – 2025 Outlook.
PartnerLori Anne Dolqueist’s practice focuses on water, energy, transportation and telecommunications regulatory matters before the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC). She is experienced in representing clients in ...
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